New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
GLIMPSES OF WELL-KNOWN MEN.

Mr. n,oine bas postponel his departure from New
York until this morning, when no eApects W t"no ',0
O'Clock train on tho pennsylvania i'ahro'u'
The change in his plans was made In orocr 10 naVo
tho company OF 8. u. Elkins far IA st. LOUIS
where MI. Elkins was intend ng to go later In inc
week: but he has hurried up his business In ordei
to accompany Mt. Blanc; Mr. Blaine had 0 ,nsr d
siandiug that no wOuhi take his departure IN inc
morning. Among those who paid tner rcspo senop
Mouser Of Montana. Janos r. JOY OF Michigan; Gnau
coy NJ. Dcpcw, ex-Assistant Socrotasy SnMn town
during tho afterloon and TO be seen about tho
Washington building, whcro no had business
Senator d. NJ sabn of Minnesota is obliged to
talk about his PRESIDENTIAL boom whonover no comes
to New-York. because 1t was started nero oy a T.
Cooke OF Whitehall. The Senator sad iaughinsB
Yesterday that owing to tho pressure OF MS BUSINESS
he had icon unable 10 attend TO his boom, whlch col
-oiuonty at sandsth 81 have 50 ir .nr'G
support, RS" s,l,d he. land they are an Voters -
have nromlsrd ono tho Treasury portfolio another
the Trcasuship and another tho Navy r rnn"rS
am afraid the 0lliccs VIII not 30 hou"u ii '''"No"
10 capture all tho votors'
James r. Joy, President Of tho Michigan Central
Iallrold who was ono OF orators in the last Ropuo
ican National Convention to second tho nomination o'
Mr. Blanc for Pre-idcnt, Ia hero on rairoau pusi-
ness Ho says that tho Republicans OF MS slato
have become thoroughly identified with the high
license movement. believing that TO bo the only way
+, deal successfully with tho liquor question. 1--WE
have had prohibition laws" no said "ior twenty
y, ars In our state, and they have always been a
,,,;t letter. MnIskcy WAS literally Iroc. az tnY
state election this fall prohibition amendment WIZ
bo Offered, and 1t may bo carried a.tho1oh thtIc
saus much quost'op about IL III tho ~ nus oi
DOitcians Our State eoctic.l occurs In Aprl, allu
We have no doubt that VIC will carry tho entire re-
publican ticket Michigan Is strongly In favor OF ,ho
denomination OF Mr.. Blaine for President ant that
is tho sentiment throughout tho West We sont an
instructed delegation for Blaine In 1854 but IN tho
absence OF any knowledge Of Mr. Blalnos candidacy
tho disposition now to be- to semi an unnsrctco
delegation noxt year. Tho Democrats In Michigan
arc thoroughly under tho control OF Don VI. DICK
inson and arc therefore for Clcvelands denomination
Theodore Roosevelt mover looked finer than as he
strOlled uptown through his old haunts yesterday
to discover II New-YOrb had changed much sinco he
went abroad on his weddng-trip Immediately after
tho last election. He wore n suit OF light gray
Ho was greeted by hundreds OF friends and acquaInt
anccs, to all OF whom he said that his trip abroad
had bcen the most delightful OF his lfo
Tho round and ruddy face Of Frank Hurd was TO
DO seen at tho Hoffman House last night. Iio has
lust returned from Boston whcre no has boon ell
gagged In legal affairs. Mr.. Hurl IL up TO his ears
in loyal work for what Is known In financial circles
as tho Mackay crowd which includes John W
Mackay. Edward S. Stokes, Senator Jones, OF Ne
va!a, and olhor capitalist While Mr.. liurd
makes his headquarters In New.York he d0os not in
tond TO open o'hco, but viii keep his old of'oe
connections at Toledo.